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This class will answer all of those grammatical questions you've had but not addressed in your previous classes. In this course we will talk about events that will take place in the future tense, express what may occur with the conditional tense, incorporate direct and indirect object pronouns to talk about him, her and ​us, learn the vast uses...

In this communicative course, students will learn how to correctly use common irregular and stem-changing verbs in the present tense, talk about the things that they like and dislike, use the present progressive tense to describe what they are doing at this moment, use reflexive pronouns to compare routine tasks, and use superlative adjectives to...

Italian Language: Intermediate Review

Students who have completed Level 2 OR have some vocabulary and a grasp of grammar

Proficiency in Italian will be enhanced through refined idiomatic expressions and more advanced grammar patterns

This level is for absolute beginners or for individuals who would like to review the basics of the Spanish language. What you should know before you enroll: No prior experience with the language is required. Upon completing this course, you will be able to: Recite the Spanish alphabet Correctly pronounce Spanish words Identify dozens of Spanish-English...

Students with no prior knowledge of the Italian language will communicate in simple, everyday situations. Course includes practice in reading, writing and basic work in grammar.

Students will deal with more complex Italian grammar and syntax to enable them to express themselves in various verbal modes: present, past and future.

In his course students will complete the overview of the basic Italian grammar focusing as well on speaking, reading and writing skills.

This level focuses on building vocabulary, improving reading, and conducting conversations in past and future tenses.

Designed for those with basic knowledge of the language, this course provides practice in conversation and introduction of new vocabulary and more complex grammatical structures. ​

Students who have completed Level 1 OR know the aleph bet, can read, and have started to gather vocabulary and grammar.